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The goal of this collection is to provide a scholarly and readily accessible resource for professionals on Head and Neck disorders. Consequently, there are several rules regarding formatting and citation that must be followed to keep this collection uniform and professional.

For ease of use, each entry within this text should be written as if it were its own review article. This should allow the reader a simple one-print mechanism to obtain high quality information on a given subject. Please keep editorialism to a minimum. While a “Discussion” section for each topic is encouraged, its contents should come from reasonable extrapolation of cited data, not mere opinion.

The article’s body should eventually be thoroughly cited from (preferably) primary sources published in peer-reviewed journals.

In the interest of ease of publication, partial articles and uncited articles will be allowed at present.

Until a Reference list is completed, the Template:Uncited template should appear at the top of any incompletely cited articles.

Briefly, this is done by inserting the {{Uncited}} markup at the top of a page, on its own separate line, when Editing.

Citations will be made by using the Harvard referencing system. Sources. Briefly, this means following your cited text with with a parenthetical reference to the author and the year of publication, e.g. (Smith 2001).

References will be listed as the last Level 2 Heading on the page, titled "References".